Lab 6: Chiroptera Flashcards

1
Q

Patagium between the hind legs.

A

Uropatagium

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2
Q

Patagium extending from shoulder to wrist, anterior to upper arm and forearm.

A

Propatagium

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3
Q

Patagium between body and fifth digit.

A

Plagiopatagium

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4
Q

Patagium between digits.

A

Dactylopatagium

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5
Q

Cartilaginous spur in uropatagium extending from ankle; helps support uropatagium.

A

Calcar

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6
Q

Fleshy lobe projecting from inner margin of pinnae.

A

Tragus

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7
Q

Fleshy lobe on nose.

A

Noseleaf

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8
Q

Order Chiroptera

A

Bats

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9
Q

Order of Bats

A

Chiroptera

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10
Q

Suborder Yinpterochiroptera

A

Old World Bats

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11
Q

Suborder of Old World Bats

A

Yinpterochiroptera

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12
Q

Family Pteropodidae

A

Old World fruit bats

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13
Q

Family of Old World fruit bats

A

Pteropodidae

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14
Q

Family Rhinolophidae

A

Horseshoe bats and Old World leaf-nosed bats

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15
Q

Family of Horseshoe bats and Old World leaf-nosed bats

A

Rhinolophidae

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16
Q

Family Megadermatidae

A

false vampire bats

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17
Q

Family of false vampire bats

A

Megadermatidae

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18
Q

Family Rhinopomatidae

A

mouse-tailed bats

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19
Q

Family of Mouse-tailed bats

A

Rhinopomatidae

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20
Q

Suborder Yangochiroptera

A

New World bats

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21
Q

Suborder of New World bats

A

Yangochiroptera

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22
Q

Family Emballonuridae

A

sac-winged bats, sheath-tailed bats, and relatives

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23
Q

Family of sac-winged bats, sheath-tailed bats, and relatives

A

Emballonuridae

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24
Q

Family Nycteridae

A

slit-faced bats

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25
Q

Family of slit-faced bats

A

Nycteridae

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26
Q

Family Myzopodidae

A

Old World sucker-footed bat

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27
Q

Family of sucker-footed bats

A

Myzopodidae

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28
Q

Family Phyllostomidae

A

New World leaf-nosed bats

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29
Q

Family of leaf-nosed bats

A

Phyllostomidae

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30
Q

Mexican long-tongued bat

A

Choeronycteris mexicana

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31
Q

Choeronycteris mexicana

A

Mexican long-tongued bat

32
Q

Hairy-legged vampire bat

A

Diphylla ecaudata

33
Q

Diphylla ecaudata

A

Hairy-legged vampire bat

34
Q

Mexican long-nosed bat

A

Leptonycteris nivalis

35
Q

Leptonycteris nivalis

A

Mexican long-nosed bat

36
Q

Family Mormoopidae

A

Leaf-chinned bats

37
Q

Family of leaf-chinned bats

A

Mormoopidae

38
Q

Family Noctilionidae

A

bulldog bats or fishing bats

39
Q

Family of bulldog bats or fishing bats

A

Noctilionidae

40
Q

Family Thyropteridae

A

Disk-winged bats

41
Q

Family of disk-winged bats

A

Thyropteridae

42
Q

Family Natalidae

A

funnel-eared bats

43
Q

Family of funnel-eared bats

A

Natalidae

44
Q

Family Molossidae

A

Free-tailed bats

45
Q

Family of free-tailed bats

A

Molossidae

46
Q

Eumops perotis

A

Western Bonneted bat

47
Q

Western Bonneted bat

A

Eumops perotis

48
Q

Nyctinomops

A

pocketed free-tailed bat or big free-tailed bat

49
Q

Pocketed free-tailed bat or big free-tailed bat

A

Nyctinomops

50
Q

tadarida brasiliensis

A

Brazilian free-tailed bat

51
Q

Brazilian free-tailed bat

A

Tadarida brasiliensis

52
Q

Family Vespertilionidae

A

evening bats and vesper bats

53
Q

Family of evening bats and vesper bats

A

Vespertilionidae

54
Q

Antrouz pallidus

A

pallid bat

55
Q

Pallid bat

A

Antrouz pallidus

56
Q

Corynorhinus rafinesquii

A

Rafinesque’s big-eared bat

57
Q

Rafinesque’s big-eared bat

A

Corynorhinus rafinesquii

58
Q

Corynorhinus townsendii

A

Townsend’s big-eared bat

59
Q

Townsend’s big-eared bat

A

Corynorhinus townsendii

60
Q

Eptesicus fuscus

A

Big brown bat

61
Q

Big brown bat

A

Eptesicus fuscus

62
Q

Lasionycteris noctivagans

A

Silver-haired bat

63
Q

Silver-haired bat

A

Lasionycteris noctivagans

64
Q

Lasiurus borealis

A

Red bat

65
Q

Red bat

A

Lasiurus borealis

66
Q

Lasiurus cinereus

A

Hoary bat

67
Q

Hoary bat

A

lasiurus cinereus

68
Q

Lasiurus seminolus

A

seminole bat

69
Q

seminole bat

A

lasiurus seminolus

70
Q

Myotis

A

all have long slender tragus

71
Q

Genus with long slender tragus

A

myotis

72
Q

Nycticeius humeralis

A

Evening bat

73
Q

Evening bat

A

Nycticeius humeralis

74
Q

Parastrellus hesperus

A

Western pipistrelle

75
Q

Western pipistrelle

A

Parastrellus hesperus

76
Q

Perimyotis subflavus

A

Eastern pipistrelle

77
Q

Eastern pipistrelle

A

Perimyotis subflavus